Kissinger assures India no new U S arms to Pakistan
Henry Kissinger told Indian leaders Washington will not resume lethal arms shipments to Pakistan. India expects more U S food grains aid, while Kissinger promotes nonalignment and cooperation on nuclear safeguards. The joint communique notes no national conflict but urges stronger ties and peaceful use of nuclear tech.
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Arabs approve aid and joint Arab military command
At a Rabat summit Arab leaders sanctioned 2.35 billion in aid for Egypt Syria and Jordan and ordered a four power joint Arab military command over Egypt Syria the PLO and Jordan to coordinate strategy against Israel. Arafat hailed a turning point as Hussein indicated Jordan will skip Geneva if peace talks resume.
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